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Video Library
Free Videos Loaned from
Maine Local Roads Center
NEW VIDEOS:
Maint./Operations;
- Meeting the Challenge (MO-21) -
is meant to provide instruction on proper gravel road maintenance techniques, either as a stand-alone tutorial or as an instructor’s tool to introduce the topics. DVD format only- 22 minutes - you can also view clips of this video (note you need a high speed internet connection for this) at Minnesota LTAP website: http://www.mnltap.umn.edu/resources/videos/GravelRoadMaintenance/
- The Changing Strategies & Technologies
of Snowfighting (MO-48) - (This 20 minute, four part video presents
research MaineDOT has done with: Road Weather Information Systems,
Salt Brine making and use, Salt placement - Centerline vs. Wheel
path and Bounce & Scatter. " 7 types of spreaders control
tested").
Safety/Traffic;
- Digging Dangers V; Taking the Offensive (ST-18)
- This video provides excavators the steps to take to avoid damaging
underground lines. Working around "marked" lines is
discussed as well.
- Seeing is Believing: Safety Exposing Buried
Utilities (ST-19) - Ok, the utilities are marked, now how do I
safety and efficiently and cost effective ways in damage-free
digging. Vacuum systems, trench & trenchless systems as well
as hand digging is presented.
VIDEOTAPES - These videotapes
(½ " VHS format) are available at no charge for in-house training
from the Maine Local Roads Center. If you have access to a VCR,
we will loan you a maximum of two tapes per request for a TWO-WEEK
PERIOD.
DVD - newer videos are available in DVD format and are loaned out same as video tapes above you will need to have a DVD player to view.
| Maintenance/Operations |
| Item # |
Video Title |
| MO-1 |
Common Maintenance Problems and Causes |
| MO-2 |
Drainage Pipe Placement |
| MO-3 |
Loader Operations |
| MO-4 |
Motorgraders |
| MO-5 |
Potholes: Causes, Cures, and Prevention |
| MO-6 |
Upgrading Gravel Roads |
| MO-7 |
The Choice is Yours/ Signals: Read'em or Weep |
| MO-8 |
Plow Power / White Gold |
| MO-9 |
SnowPlow Safety |
| MO-11 |
Road Reclamation/ "Bomag"ing a Road |
| MO-12 |
Road Reclamation |
| MO-13 |
Frost Action in Soil (update) |
| MO-14 |
Bituminous Concrete Paving |
| MO-15 |
Bituminous Seal Coat |
| MO-16 |
Erosion Control for Water Quality Protection |
| MO-17 |
Save That Road - Chip Sealing |
| MO-19 |
Maintain Drainage |
| MO-20 |
Maintaining Gravel Roads...Road Sense with Calcium Chloride |
| MO-21 |
Meeting the Challenge -gravel road maintenance - grader operation - DVD only |
| MO-24 |
Ditch / Shoulder Maintenance |
| MO-27 |
Safety Restoration During Snow Removal |
| MO-28 |
Crack Sealing Flexible Asphalt Pavement |
| MO-29 |
Wooden Fence and Guardrail Repair |
| MO-31 |
Effective Snow Fences |
| MO-32 |
Keeping Soil on Construction Sites |
| MO-33 |
Preventive Maint. of Dump Truck Operation |
| MO-35 |
Finding Better Ways: New Research in Cost Effective Pavement Repairs |
| MO-36A |
Salt and Sand Spreading |
| MO-36B |
Snowplows (Basics) |
| MO-36C |
Sidewalk Maintenance (winter) |
| MO-37 |
Road Repair: Do the Right Thing at the Right Time |
| MO-38 |
Asphalt Crack Treatment |
| MO-39 |
Sealcoating, Science & Skill |
| MO-40 |
Flowable Fill |
| MO-41 |
The Snow Fighters |
| MO-42 |
Bridge Maintenance for Local Road Crews |
| MO-43 |
Sign Maintenance & Installation |
| MO-44 |
Asphalt Paving Inspection |
| MO-45 |
Problems with Gravel Roads |
| MO-46 |
Utility Cut Repair: Doing it Right |
| MO-47 |
Asphalt Emulsions and their Uses |
| MO-48 |
The Changing Strategies & Technologies of Snowfighting |
Planning and Administration |
| ITEM # |
Video title |
| PA-1 |
Budgeting for Rehabilitation |
| PA-2 |
Guidelines for Spring Highway Use |
| PA-3 |
How Pavements are Affected by Axle Loads |
| PA-4 |
The Best Defense is a Good Road |
| PA-5 |
Overloaded Trucks Cost Everyone |
| PA-6 |
Team of Your Life |
| PA-7 |
Transportation and Wetlands Protection |
| PA-8 |
Weather and Loads: The Effect they Have on Roads |
| PA-9 |
The Deposition |
| PA-10 |
Your Tax Dollars and Roads |
| PA-12 |
Seattle's Bicycle Program |
| PA-13 |
Modern Timber Bridges: A New Return for Old New England |
| PA-15 |
Transportation Employee as a Witness |
| PA-16 |
Protecting Our Pavement: Preventative Maintenance |
| PA-18 |
Preventive Maintenance: Project Selection (Right Road, Right Treatment, Right Time) |
Safety and Traffic |
| ST-1 |
Shake Hands with Danger |
| ST-2 |
Flagging in the Work Zone (VHS or DVD) |
| ST-3 |
Flagging Operations and Procedures/Freddie & Frank |
| ST-4 |
Nighttime Traffic Control |
| ST-5 |
Defensive Flagging-A Survivor's Guide |
| ST-6 |
Commercial Driver License Training |
| ST-7 |
Mulitiple Choice (Safety Prev.) |
| ST-8 |
Hazard of Hurry |
| ST-10 |
Underground Safety - Your Lifeline |
| ST-11 |
Making Safer Roads |
| ST-12 |
Traffic Control Safety |
| ST-13 |
Developing Jobsite Travel Control Plans |
| ST-14 |
Traffic control: What Works? |
| ST-15 |
Flagging : You're the Director |
| ST-16 |
Workzone Safety for Roadway Maintenance Operations |
| ST-17 |
Night Lights: How Retroreflectivity make Roads Safer |
| ST-18 |
Digging Dangers V: Taking the Offensive |
| ST-19 |
Seeing is Believing: Safety Exposing Buried Utilities |
Another source of Electrical
Safety Videos available to Maine Municipalities thru "Safety
Works"at their web site: http://www.state.me.us/labor/bls/videolst.htm#Electrical
For videos on Erosion and Sedimentation Control, Stormwater Management or other Nonpoint Source subjects visit DEP's lending library at the "Nonpoint Source Training and Resource Center" at the following website: http://www.maine.gov/dep/blwq/training/index.htm
Please
include your Name, Address, municipality and Telephone Number for
your order. You can order your selections by: phone
207-624-3270, 1-800-498-9133, Fax 207-624-3301, email local.web@maine.gov or mail to: Maine Department
of Transportation, Bureau of Planning, Community Services Division,
16 State House Station, Augusta, Maine, 04333-0016
Name: ___________________________
Title: ___________________________
Municipality: ______________________
Address: _________________________
City/Town: _______________________
State: ___________________________
Zip Code: ________________________
Telephone: _______________________
Last updated April 27, 2009 |
